Sentence examples for pictorial scenes from inspiring English sources

Many pictorial scenes were carved on the sides of the chests, especially chivalric scenes such as St. George and the dragon or jousting knights.

One hundred and eight 3-, 4-, and 5-year-olds were presented with stories and pictorial scenes designed to evoke thought about future states such as thirst, cold, and hunger.

Accounting numbers were frequently combined with linguistic texts and pictorial scenes in architecture to produce a monumental discourse that made possible the construction and perpetuation of this orderly schema.

Most often, these pictorial scenes combine poetic writings to attain a sort of enlightenment.

Traditional embroidered motifs were now rearranged into decorative borders framing lengthy inscriptions or verses of an "improving" nature and small pictorial scenes.

I'm referring to the directors and cinematographers whose camera angles, visual styles and pictorial compositions have helped to shape Sherman's evocative pictorial scenes.

He placed a profile portrait on the obverse and an allegorical or pictorial scene on the reverse.

In addition to the writing, a pictorial scene chiseled into the well-preserved stele depicts the culture's view of the afterlife.

Back in 1973, it would have been reasonable to ask Pynchon, "Can you fake crazy?" There could be no doubt about his idiosyncratic genius, his brilliant pictorial scene-setting or the daring of the unanswerable questions and accusations he hurled onto the page like a carnival knife-thrower who didn't care if his blade impaled his target.

However, the difference in precision was not constant across conditions but was highest when both the observer and the pictorial scene were upright and lowest when the target direction in the empty scene was tilted by 45° relative to an upright observer.

The origins of the concept lie in landscape as a territorial descriptor, and later as a pictorial view and representation of a scene.